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Christopher Reilly

Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine

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Department Of Biomedical Research

NoneChristopher Reilly is currently serving as a Biomedical Research faculty at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine.

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Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine

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immunology autoimmune diseases immune responses autoimmunity cell biology inflammation lupus nephritis experimental medicine pharmacology mammalian biology microbiome medicinal research rheumatology immune dysregulation clinical immunology systemic lupus erythematosus clinical rheumatology medicine molecular cell biology molecular immunology gut microbiota molecular medicine clinical microbiology hematology rheumatism autoantibody production cellular immune responses cell death adaptive immune system microrna detection host-microbe interactions immunopathology gut microbes oncogenes anti-inflammatory chronic inflammation immunologic diseases lymphocyte development clinical biochemistry inflammatory diseases host response chromatin remodeling renal function small rna non-coding rna mucosal immunology dysbiosis epigenomics applied pharmacology leukemia digestive diseases enzyme inhibition host factors immunosuppression cytokines nzb/w mice biological chemistry insulin signaling t-regulatory cell cellular biology innate immune system pathway analysis pharmaceutical chemistry leaky gut danger signal immune system lupus disease suberoylanilide hydroxamic acid renal disease lupus-like symptoms ampk inhibits inflammation histone deacetylase inhibitor differential regulation heat shock hdac inhibition lupus models

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Double Humanised Lupus Mouse Model With Human Immune System and Faecal Microbiota From Patients With Sle. Lupus Science & Medicine (2026)

autoimmune diseasesimmunologic diseasesdysbiosismicrobiomeimmunologyautoimmunitygut microbesmucosal immunologylupus nephritis

Cx3Cr1 Deficiency Alters Renal-Infiltrating Immune Cell Transcriptional Landscape in Lupus-Prone Mrl/Lpr Mice 2274. The Journal of Immunology (2025)

immune responsesautoimmune diseasescellular therapyimmune dysregulationinflammationimmunologic mechanismscell biologymolecular immunologyimmunologyautoimmunitycell researchlupus nephritiscellular immune responses

Cx3Cr1 Deficiency Exacerbates Lupus Nephritis in Mrl/Lpr Mice Through Modulating Various T Cell Subsets and Their Production of Different Il-17 Isoforms 2653. The Journal of Immunology (2025)

immune responsesautoimmune diseasescellular therapyimmune dysregulationinflammationimmunologic mechanismsmrl/lpr micecx3cr1 deficiencycell biologyimmunotherapyimmunologyautoimmunitycell researchclinical rheumatologyexperimental medicinelupus nephritis

Egr2 Deletion Induced Phenotypical and Functional Changes in Cd4-Cd8- Double Negative T Cells in B6/Lpr Mice 2589. The Journal of Immunology (2025)

immune responsescellular differentiationfunctional changescell biologycell signalinglymphocyte developmentegr2 deletionimmunologyimmunity (medicine)cell researchb6/lpr mice 2589experimental medicinecell deathcellular immune responses

Establishment of a Double Humanized Lupus Mouse Model With Human Immune System and Sle Patient Microbiota 2284. The Journal of Immunology (2025)

immune responsesautoimmune diseaseshuman immune systeminfectious diseasesimmunologyautoimmunitycell researchexperimental medicinelupus nephritisimmunological biomarkers

Role of Gut Microbiota in Cx3Cr1 Deficiency-Mediated Exacerbation of Murine Lupus 2344. The Journal of Immunology (2025)

microbiologyimmune responsesautoimmune diseasesdigestive diseaseshost-microbe interactionsinflammationdysbiosismicrobial pathogenesismicrobiomemurine lupus 2344cx3cr1 deficiency-mediated exacerbationexperimental medicinegut microbiotaimmunologygut microbesmucosal immunologypathogenesis

The Path Less Traveled: The Non-Canonical Nf-κB Pathway in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. Frontiers in Immunology (2025)

chronic inflammationautoimmune diseasescell biologycell signalingautoimmunityrheumatologylupus nephritisimmune responsesimmune dysregulationimmunologic diseasesmolecular cell biologyinflammatory diseasesimmunologysystemic lupus erythematosusnon-canonical nf-κb pathwayrheumatismcell deathmolecular medicineinflammationclinical rheumatologyexperimental medicine

A Double-Edged Sword: Interactions of Cx3Cl1/Cx3Cr1 and Gut Microbiota in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. Frontiers in Immunology (2024)

Rana A. EstaleenChristopher M. ReillyXin M. Luo

microbiomegut microbiotaimmunologysystemic lupus erythematosusdouble-edged sword

Application of Deep Learning Models on Single-Cell Rna Sequencing Analysis Uncovers Novel Markers of Double Negative T Cells. Scientific Reports (2024)

Tian XuQin XuRan LuDavid N. OaklandSong LiLiwu LiChristopher M. ReillyXin M. Luo

single-cell rnagene expressionsingle-cell analysisdeep learning modelstranscription (biology)next-generation sequencingsystems biologyimmunologysingle cell sequencingmolecular biologytranscriptomics technologydeep learning

Cx3Cr1 Deficiency Exacerbates Glomerulonephritis in Mrl/Lpr Mice Through Modulating Renal Infiltration of Il-17 Producing Double Negative T Cells. The Journal of Immunology (2024)

Rana EstaleenDavid OaklandHilary MontanoRazan AlajoleenRan LuPavly AminAida ShakeriChristopher ReillyXin Luo

renal infiltrationimmunologyimmune responsesimmune dysregulation

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Christopher Reilly

Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine

Affiliations

Department Of Biomedical Research

NoneChristopher Reilly is currently serving as a Biomedical Research faculty at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Christopher Reilly

Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Double Humanised Lupus Mouse Model With Human Immune System and Faecal Microbiota From Patients With Sle. Lupus Science & Medicine (2026)

autoimmune diseasesimmunologic diseasesdysbiosismicrobiomeimmunologyautoimmunitygut microbesmucosal immunologylupus nephritis

Cx3Cr1 Deficiency Alters Renal-Infiltrating Immune Cell Transcriptional Landscape in Lupus-Prone Mrl/Lpr Mice 2274. The Journal of Immunology (2025)

Cx3Cr1 Deficiency Exacerbates Lupus Nephritis in Mrl/Lpr Mice Through Modulating Various T Cell Subsets and Their Production of Different Il-17 Isoforms 2653. The Journal of Immunology (2025)

Egr2 Deletion Induced Phenotypical and Functional Changes in Cd4-Cd8- Double Negative T Cells in B6/Lpr Mice 2589. The Journal of Immunology (2025)

Establishment of a Double Humanized Lupus Mouse Model With Human Immune System and Sle Patient Microbiota 2284. The Journal of Immunology (2025)

immune responsesautoimmune diseaseshuman immune systeminfectious diseasesimmunologyautoimmunitycell researchexperimental medicinelupus nephritisimmunological biomarkers

Role of Gut Microbiota in Cx3Cr1 Deficiency-Mediated Exacerbation of Murine Lupus 2344. The Journal of Immunology (2025)

The Path Less Traveled: The Non-Canonical Nf-κB Pathway in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. Frontiers in Immunology (2025)

A Double-Edged Sword: Interactions of Cx3Cl1/Cx3Cr1 and Gut Microbiota in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. Frontiers in Immunology (2024)

Rana A. EstaleenChristopher M. ReillyXin M. Luo

microbiomegut microbiotaimmunologysystemic lupus erythematosusdouble-edged sword

Application of Deep Learning Models on Single-Cell Rna Sequencing Analysis Uncovers Novel Markers of Double Negative T Cells. Scientific Reports (2024)

Tian XuQin XuRan LuDavid N. OaklandSong LiLiwu LiChristopher M. ReillyXin M. Luo

Cx3Cr1 Deficiency Exacerbates Glomerulonephritis in Mrl/Lpr Mice Through Modulating Renal Infiltration of Il-17 Producing Double Negative T Cells. The Journal of Immunology (2024)

Rana EstaleenDavid OaklandHilary MontanoRazan AlajoleenRan LuPavly AminAida ShakeriChristopher ReillyXin Luo

renal infiltrationimmunologyimmune responsesimmune dysregulation

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